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Chapter 12: Briefing
Author: E.isreal
last update2024-05-06 05:00:38

A lot of body bags followed today's line up. All the wounded Mages and their painfully broken bodies to tend to somehow made it back to the Magus academy.

No two ways, it would be the deed of the Sabogo guy.

Hart who was the confused one placed a hand on his chin while laying on the sickbed covered with a lot of bandages sat wondering how he got there.

He remembered the Sabogo guy placing a hand on his head and him falling asleep before he knew it he was here in the Magus Academy hospital.

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